Ouyang Chun

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Ouyang Chun: Luminescent Edited by Fang Fang, Lee Ambrozy, Gong Jian. Text by Ouyang Chun, Fang Fang, Lee Ambrozy. Ouyang Chun was born in Beijing in 1974. This first monograph weighs in at 350 pages and includes full-page images of over 140 paintings which, with their bold palate and thick
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ISBN: 9789889926519
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Ouyang Chun: Tale of Whaling Chinese artist Ouyang Chun (born 1974) embraces the canvas as a space of free play, filling it with scribbles and notes in a glorious rainbow color palette. In the allegorical series
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BLUE KINGFISHER
ISBN: 9789881881625
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Ouyang Chun: Painting the King Edited and text by Margrit Brehm. Ouyang Chun: Painting the King gathers a single series by this Beijing-based artist, titled King. These large-scale (up to 20 feet wide) paintings narrate the tale of a king from Chinese
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BLUE KINGFISHER
ISBN: 9789881890719
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Ouyang Chun

Ouyang Chun: Painting the King

Edited and text by Margrit Brehm.
Published by Blue Kingfisher

Ouyang Chun: Painting the King gathers a single series by this Beijing-based artist, titled King. These large-scale (up to 20 feet wide) paintings narrate the tale of a king from Chinese antiquity, and are worked in tiny brushstrokes and gold leaf.

Ouyang Chun: Tale of Whaling

Published by Blue Kingfisher

Chinese artist Ouyang Chun (born 1974) embraces the canvas as a space of free play, filling it with scribbles and notes in a glorious rainbow color palette. In the allegorical series Whales, Pirates and Good Intentions, innocence and depravity collide, as the artist reflects on autobiographical experience and excursions through the underbelly of contemporary Chinese society.

Ouyang Chun: Luminescent

Edited by Fang Fang, Lee Ambrozy, Gong Jian. Text by Ouyang Chun, Fang Fang, Lee Ambrozy.
Published by Blue Kingfisher

Ouyang Chun was born in Beijing in 1974. This first monograph weighs in at 350 pages and includes full-page images of over 140 paintings which, with their bold palate and thick impasto, seem to nearly jump off the page. Essays by Fang Fang--founder of Beijing's Star Gallery--and Lee Ambrozy.